Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-08
-E6CA AND GNERAL.

present springs been posoned on account
of the weather
Everybody buying hges and rollers
for large and sui gates of. f. johnson Of
this place.
An effort is ling MAJ to get a new
postoffice in Cleield towihip, to supply
the Hickey oil ie.
The Plate Gla 60. haset contracts for
the building of glteen louses near the
works.
Gov Beaver happoited Friday the
22d inst, as Arbor I, or day for planting
shade trees.
The general prrity of the farmers
is evidenced by the her Prices paid at the
sale of stock this spin all parts of the
State.
1t is announced tax collectors war
rants. under the law g5, are good for two
wears instead of expiriyith the date of the
Commission of the colr.
Gas from the new has been urned
into the lines, and the 'eems to be of a
different color-proba. caused by some
water in the line.
Put few ears of ca the oven, and
let them remain until r.d to charcoal.
Feed ths to the fowls .nnotice the in
creased egg production.
Mr.. Henry Eitenmaelas bought the
old Wise property or street. now
known as The EitenmilEr Il, from the
Wise giris, for s., $50.
Twenty six cases ofscarever were re-
ported in aud about PoFters, last week
with four dea ths-ch ildren o,lliam Heb
erling, joseph Lehman, BURY and
Stewart Vanarsdale.
-Messrs Ritter & Ralston e Just re.
ceived an immense stock OF opiand Sum-
mer goods, and make hne oil. in their
show windows ard on the sird@ both .oi
dry goods and carpets. Read thnew ad-
vertisement.
Scene on the street-Whisky to tenn
perance nan: "Haye you 1heartm But
ier2n Temperance man to WI man:
"Haye YOU heard from Michig; They
pass on.-Nep Castle Nc,rs.
-Four hundred German emigrapassed
through Pittsbury Wednesday bofor Ne
braska. They came from the Ru front
ier. and their long sheepskin vs. and
high. boots attracted considerable tion.
-Pittshurg now has another story
buiidipp-the Penn building Penn
street. about two blocks above thaierson
hotel. 1t is owned by New Gilman,
and it is one of the curiosities OF tton.
Several of the fortunate aplan for
license seemed very happy last adj af.
ternoon. The prospect OF making ne was
undoubtedly the cause of it, andlpness
in adult human beings, and the cas- tere-
of. are the greatest wonders OF therld.
One of the prisoners sentencedst vek
in a neighboring county said he wa rate r
60 to the penitentiary four years thto 2 to
the work-house for eighteen montf His
authority on the subject and know hattie
s talking about.
There is County Coroner to thi
year. and one announcement for thiepu5
iican noninltioas appears 10 oar um
this week. There is also a new sunce
ment for County Commissioner. Cread
ers should look over the list of ounce
ments each week.
Mr.. Edward Thorn had leg ben b.
the fall of a mass of frozen earth at ex ca
walton for the new building at Plat,
Glass works last Saturday. Thorn mar
ried man, lives east of town and hSamil,
is said to be in distress.
The neatly printed Constitution By
laws of the First Ward Hose Cos jus
been issued in phamphlet form. com
pany now numbers SO active memb they
have both ladder truck and hoseiage
Their regular monthly meetings held
every first Thursday in each mon This
accompany deserves great credit for itsmpt-
ness in responding to all calls.
The new psalter for the Unitedesby
terian denomination, which has bee pro
Ssx cess of preparation for the past threars
I is completed and ready Tor sale. ol
! 1.-THE old, familiar tunes have been ined
The new psalter will contain over 2unes
and in many respects will be an rove
ment on the old one.
A curious case was tried in thermal
court of Armstrong county, last II
was an action by Washington ship
preacher against young man foIault
and battery. The offense consisted hit
ting the minister Oh the head with sw o
tobacco at the close of an eveningyice
A verdict of not guilty was rend but
each of the parties pay half the cost
The people of Pittsburg witnessheir
first ball match under the new rulesSat-
urday. II way played in Union PaAlle.
gheny, between the Allegheny andfalo
clubs. and was easily won by the Alhies
by score of IL to 1. Morris anroll
pitched and caught for the Alleghenand
with Grant, the colored secondbas OF
the Bisons, carried of the honors.
"A number of Warren, Ohio, mnts
have adopted the very sensible plandis-
eliminating between good and baoter,
and pay for the article according to lue,
and not weight. This is right anc to
good butter. makers. Let Butler mnts
do likewise and soon the unpalatablacle
will be thing of the past. The cion
of much butter thrown on the markelue
to neglect and Indifference on the pa the
makers, and tie fact that it is "all time
price," encourages such carelessness.
Two recent decisions on the Bian
skinless oats business are of interest 9th
sides engag ged in this industry. Judeite
of the Common Pleas court Of Spnld,
o., has decided that Bohemian oat, in
the hands Of an innocent holder lid.
The Supreme Court of Indiana has ned
the court below in case where the ger
of Bohemian oats deal was convi of
fraud and sentenced to a fine and tw,rs'
imprisonment.
A sensational story has been sta in
the oil country that the National lsit
Company has no legal existence, an ii
has that it has no right to pipe or bie
oil. This would be peculiar state oirs,
that say 80, 000, 900 barrels of oil are os.
session of nobody, that 10000 barreloil
are being handled daily by nobody, aat
certificates for about 1900, 600 barrelpil
bought and paid for by somebody, wer,ed
by nobody. What becomes of the in
such an event?
Jimmy Hill, of Renfrew. was cGed
at September Sessions of selling liuuth-
out license and sentenced to pay costa a
fine of $500. jimmy was the barke OF
the Renfrew Fishing Club, and he ed
his time out in Jail for costs On til oi
March he came to Butler and MAIDEN.
. formation before Esq, Brown, char. 30
ing liquor without license. Twenty :, of
them were arrested, and had heapn
All Fools Day, and were discharged
A child of the widow Hindu OF
Franklin township, was badly CT ush, a
saw log last week. Some men were ng
the log upon wagon when it brokay
from them and rolled down, passing che
child's head and part of his body, IDg
him terribly, and would, in all proby,
have killed him instantly, had not tble
been yet under the log and the grouift
As it was, no bones were broken, ae
boy, who is about years of age, mayy.
er.
-The candidate must have his little
even if it is chestnut" On Mondtsi
one of them met fortunate appleton
license and asked: "Did to get that ?'
What lettpr2v said the Iinusr man o.